Post installation

How would I move my users and, hopefully, their profiles between same-versioned drupal installations?

(Drupal 4.6.4)

I installed the TinyMCE module and got it all working a couple of days ago. Today I was looking at it more closely because I want most users to have a simple set of buttons to choose from: basic formatting, plus the ability to insert links easily (since link syntax is the one thing they usually get wrong when marking up themselves).

But on the admin settings page for TinyMCE, there are only two options: simple or advanced. The simple option just provides bold, italics, underline, strikethrough; undo/redo; clean up code, ordered/unordered lists. The advanced option has way too many buttons and would lead to chaos and confusion amongst the masses!

I looked in the INSTALL file for the module and found this:

For example, the default theme TinyMCE will use is called 'simple'. Themes control the functionality TinyMCE makes visible. It comes with 3 themes:

1) Simple - basic formatting
2) Default - basic formatting with lists and hyperlinks
3) Advanced - many many features. See a demo at
http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/example_advanced.php?example=true

"Default" is exactly what I want... but I don't get a 'default' option for TinyMCE themeo n my admin page.

I installed the module and the engine exactly as they came from the download, no messing about with the files... can anyone help me work out why I don't have the default theme and how I can get/enable it?

I'm not sure where to put this, but I'm sure it will be helpful for somebody else.

I'm working on a site that uses flexinodes for content. Each of these peieces of content has a language associated with it. So, I entered the whole 639-2 language code into flexinode. Here's what got inserted into the DB:


a:137:{i:1;s:9:"AA - Afar";i:2;s:14:"AB - Abkhazian";i:3;s:14:"AF - Afrikaans";i:4;s:12:"AM - Amharic";i:5;s:11:"AR - Arabic";i:6;s:13:"AS - Assamese";i:7;s:11:"AY - Aymara";i:8;s:16:"AZ - Azerbaijani";i:9;s:12:"BA - Bashkir";i:10;s:17:"BE - Byelorussian";i:11;s:14:"BG - Bulgarian";i:12;s:11:"BH - Bihari";i:13;s:12:"BI - Bislama";i:14;s:21:"BN - Bengali - Bangla";i:15;s:12:"BO - Tibetan";i:16;s:11:"BR - Breton";i:17;s:12:"CA - Catalan";i:18;s:13:"CO - Corsican";i:19;s:10:"CS - Czech";i:20;s:10:"CY - Welsh";i:21;s:11:"DA - Danish";i:22;s:11:"DE - German";i:23;s:12:"DZ - Bhutani";i:24;s:10:"EL - Greek";i:25;s:23:"EN - English - American";i:26;s:14:"EO - Esperanto";i:27;s:12:"ES - Spanish";i:28;s:13:"ET - Estonian";i:29;s:11:"EU - Basque";i:30;s:12:"FA - Persian";i:31;s:12:"FI - Finnish";i:32;s:9:"FJ - Fiji";i:33;s:13:"FO - Faeroese";i:34;s:11:"FR - French";i:35;s:12:"FY - Frisian";i:36;s:10:"GA - Irish";i:37;s:26:"GD - Gaelic - Scots Gaelic";i:38;s:13:"GL - Galician";i:39;s:12:"GN - Guarani";i:40;s:13:"GU - Gujarati";i:41;s:10:"HA - Hausa";i:42;s:10:"HI - Hindi";i:43;s:13:"HR - Croatian";i:44;s:14:"HU - Hungarian";i:45;s:13:"HY - Armenian";i:46;s:16:"IA - Interlingua";i:47;s:16:"IE - Interlingue";i:48;s:12:"IK - Inupiak";i:49;s:15:"IN - Indonesian";i:50;s:14:"IS - Icelandic";i:51;s:12:"IT - Italian";i:52;s:11:"IW - Hebrew";i:53;s:13:"JA - Japanese";i:54;s:12:"JI - Yiddish";i:55;s:13:"JW - Javanese";i:56;s:13:"KA - Georgian";i:57;s:11:"KK - Kazakh";i:58;s:16:"KL - Greenlandic";i:59;s:14:"KM - Cambodian";i:60;s:12:"KN - Kannada";i:61;s:11:"KO - Korean";i:62;s:13:"KS - Kashmiri";i:63;s:12:"KU - Kurdish";i:64;s:12:"KY - Kirghiz";i:65;s:10:"LA - Latin";i:66;s:12:"LN - Lingala";i:67;s:13:"LO - Laothian";i:68;s:15:"LT - Lithuanian";i:69;s:22:"LV - Latvian - Lettish";i:70;s:13:"MG - Malagasy";i:71;s:10:"MI - Maori";i:72;s:15:"MK - Macedonian";i:73;s:14:"ML - Malayalam";i:74;s:14:"MN - Mongolian";i:75;s:14:"MO - Moldavian";i:76;s:12:"MR - Marathi";i:77;s:10:"MS - Malay";i:78;s:12:"MT - Maltese";i:79;s:12:"MY - Burmese";i:80;s:10:"NA - Nauru";i:81;s:11:"NE - Nepali";i:82;s:10:"NL - Dutch";i:83;s:14:"NO - Norwegian";i:84;s:12:"OC - Occitan";i:85;s:17:"OM - Oromo - Afan";i:86;s:10:"OR - Oriya";i:87;s:12:"PA - Punjabi";i:88;s:11:"PL - Polish";i:89;s:20:"PS - Pashto - Pushto";i:90;s:15:"PT - Portuguese";i:91;s:12:"QU - Quechua";i:92;s:19:"RM - Rhaeto-Romance";i:93;s:12:"RN - Kirundi";i:94;s:13:"RO - Romanian";i:95;s:12:"RU - Russian";i:96;s:16:"RW - Kinyarwanda";i:97;s:13:"SA - Sanskrit";i:98;s:11:"SD - Sindhi";i:99;s:11:"SG - Sangro";i:100;s:19:"SH - Serbo-Croatian";i:101;s:15:"SI - Singhalese";i:102;s:11:"SK - Slovak";i:103;s:14:"SL - Slovenian";i:104;s:11:"SM - Samoan";i:105;s:10:"SN - Shona";i:106;s:11:"SO - Somali";i:107;s:13:"SQ - Albanian";i:108;s:12:"SR - Serbian";i:109;s:12:"SS - Siswati";i:110;s:12:"ST - Sesotho";i:111;s:13:"SU - Sudanese";i:112;s:12:"SV - Swedish";i:113;s:12:"SW - Swahili";i:114;s:10:"TA - Tamil";i:115;s:11:"TE - Tegulu";i:116;s:10:"TG - Tajik";i:117;s:9:"TH - Thai";i:118;s:13:"TI - Tigrinya";i:119;s:12:"TK - Turkmen";i:120;s:12:"TL - Tagalog";i:121;s:13:"TN - Setswana";i:122;s:10:"TO - Tonga";i:123;s:12:"TR - Turkish";i:124;s:11:"TS - Tsonga";i:125;s:10:"TT - Tatar";i:126;s:8:"TW - Twi";i:127;s:14:"UK - Ukrainian";i:128;s:9:"UR - Urdu";i:129;s:10:"UZ - Uzbek";i:130;s:15:"VI - Vietnamese";i:131;s:12:"VO - Volapuk";i:132;s:10:"WO - Wolof";i:133;s:10:"XH - Xhosa";i:134;s:11:"YO - Yoruba";i:135;s:12:"ZH - Chinese";i:136;s:9:"ZU - Zulu";i:137;s:5:"Other";}

My problem is that only the users with all the access rights ('administrators') can see the Authoring information/Options/User comments sections at the top of edit pages. I want some other roles to see them too.

I have been ploughing through combinations of user access tick boxes to try and work out what switches them on - no success yet.

Hi, i have been using Mambo for a while.... but i´m having various problems right now. I want to change to other CMS.... i have installed drupal, but i want to know if it is possible to make a site, ie like this: www.emoweb.com.ar
I need a main menu with categories and subcategories... and each one show a php result in the main center space. Something like eBay. If there are another CMS better for this please let me know!! =P

Thanks in Advance.

I do not quite understand the procedure for installing CiviCRM.

Do I have to download drupal with civicrm from the openngo? The only way to do this is by installing a single package where civicrm is already integrated into drupal?